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Le contenu présente les adjectifs descriptifs et leurs significations, les couleurs, ainsi que les expressions utiles avec les verbes être et avoir. 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dear stylish, chic happy, pleased sturdy [person] last, final\u003Cbr>sorry difficult funny excellent\u003Cbr>easy\u003Cbr>fantastic, wonderful tired\u003Cbr>fabulous strong\u003Cbr>big, tall; great fat | \u003Cbr>happy idealistic intelligent\u003Cbr>interesting\u003Cbr>young pretty ugly bad thin new\u003Cbr>poor small; short first\u003Cbr>rich sincere friendly nice shy, timid sad typical old |\n| --- | --- |\n\nLes couleurs – Colors  \n\n| \u003Cbr>white blue navy blue yellow brown black\u003Cbr>orange | \u003Cbr>blond[e] dark-haired pink\u003Cbr>red\u003Cbr>green purple\u003Cbr>gray |\n| --- | --- |\n\nChapitre 2 – être et avoir, les pronoms sujet et la négation Les expresssions avec être – Expressions with être  \n\n|  | to be on time/late/early\u003Cbr>to agree (with)\u003Cbr>to be back [from a trip or outing] to be made of cotton/leather/brick to be [in the midst of] doing [something] to be on vacation\u003Cbr>to be ready (to do something)\u003Cbr>to be about to [do something] |\n| --- | --- |\n\nLes expresssions avec avoir – Expressions with avoir  \n\n| \u003Cbr>to be . . . years old to be warm, hot\u003Cbr>to be cold\u003Cbr>to be hungry\u003Cbr>to be thirsty\u003Cbr>to be sleepy\u003Cbr>to feel like\u003Cbr>to need\u003Cbr>to be afraid (of) | \u003Cbr>to be ashamed [of] to have a pain/ache [in] to be right\u003Cbr>to be wrong\u003Cbr>to seem\u003Cbr>to be accustomed, used toto be lucky\u003Cbr>to take place [an event] |\n| --- | --- |\n\nConjonctions, qualificatifs, et adverbes – Conjunctions, Qualifiers, and Adverbs  \n\n| \u003Cbr>fairly, rather enough\u003Cbr>today\u003Cbr>also\u003Cbr>much, many, a lot very, well therefore, so hardly, not very rather sometimes rarely\u003Cbr>if | \u003Cbr>and here over there now but\u003Cbr>or sometimes often always\u003Cbr>very\u003Cbr>too, too much [many] a little |\n| --- | --- |\n\nLa maison – The House  \n\n| \u003Cbr>library, study wood notebook sofa, couch chair bedroom\u003Cbr>fireplace; chimney\u003Cbr>key pencil kitchen stove\u003Cbr>armchair, easy chair window\u003Cbr>oven entryway, hearth refrigerator living room\u003Cbr>pen\u003Cbr>picture, painting | \u003Cbr>mirror garden, yard lamp, light bed\u003Cbr>house\u003Cbr>wall computer piano cupboard; closet cieling\u003Cbr>floor\u003Cbr>door\u003Cbr>alarm clock curtain dining room bathroom rug, carpet patio, terrace video (DVD) |\n| --- | --- |\n\nAdjectifs de maison – House Adjectives  \n\n| \u003Cbr>pleasant\u003Cbr>old; former comfortable outside\u003Cbr>fine, delicate inside, interior | \u003Cbr>long\u003Cbr>my private clean simple\u003Cbr>spacious |\n| --- | --- |\n\nChapitre 3 – Les jours et les mois, verbes regulier en-er, l'interrogation (Days  \nand Months, Regular-er Verbs, Interrogatives  \nLes jours de la semaine – Days of the Week  \n\n| \u003Cbr>Monday\u003Cbr>Tuesday Wednesday\u003Cbr>Thursday | \u003Cbr>Friday Saturday\u003Cbr>Sunday |\n| --- | --- |\n\nLes mois de l'année – Months of the Year  \n\n| \u003Cbr>January\u003Cbr>February\u003Cbr>March\u003Cbr>April\u003Cbr>May\u003Cbr>June | \u003Cbr>July\u003Cbr>August\u003Cbr>September\u003Cbr>October\u003Cbr>November\u003Cbr>December |\n| --- | --- |\n\nLes saisons – Seasons  \n\n|  | winter\u003Cbr>spring |  | summer autumn, fall |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n\nLes partie du jour – Parts of the Day  \n\n| \u003Cbr>morning noon afternoon | | evening night |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n\nVerbes réguliers en-er – Regular -er verbes  \n\n| \u003Cbr>to love, to adore\u003Cbr>to like, to love to prefer, to like better to arrive\u003Cbr>to look for\u003Cbr>to dance\u003Cbr>to hate, to detest\u003Cbr>to listen to\u003Cbr>to study\u003Cbr>to explain | \u003Cbr>to live [somewhere]\u003Cbr>to play\u003Cbr>to rent\u003Cbr>to speak, talk to look at, to watch to dream (about)\u003Cbr>to work\u003Cbr>to find\u003Cbr>to use\u003Cbr>to visit |\n| --- | --- |\n\nConjonctions – Conjunctions  \n\n| \u003Cbr>therfore, so and\u003Cbr>but\u003Cbr>ou | \u003Cbr>because\u003Cbr>during, while\u003Cbr>since [reason]\u003Cbr>if |\n| --- | --- |\n\nNoms masculins – Masculine Nouns  \n\n| \u003Cbr>year\u003Cbr>birthday; anniversary tree\u003Cbr>money elevator bus airplane luggage building noise hair pencil homework child stairway\u003Cbr>floor [building] felt-tip pen household; hearth people\u003Cbr>garden, yard | \u003Cbr>day\u003Cbr>nespaper place store e-mail medicine\u003Cbr>message month\u003Cbr>word wall","cbCaipLawma0CoGo","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipLawma0CoGo","pdf",233661,39,"French","# Chapitre 1 - Le Nom, l'article et l'adjectif - Adjectifs descriptifs\n## Les adjectifs descriptifs - Descriptive Adjectives\n## Les couleurs - Colors\n# Chapitre 2 - être et avoir, les pronoms sujet et la négation\n## Les expressions avec être\n## Les expressions avec avoir\n## Conjonctions, qualificatifs, et adverbes\n# La maison - The House\n## Adjectifs de maison - House Adjectives\n# Chapitre 3 - Les jours et les mois\n## Les jours de la semaine\n## Les mois de l'année\n## Les saisons\n## Les parties du jour","[{\"question\":\"Quels sujets grammaticaux sont couverts au début du document ?\",\"answer\":\"Le document commence par le chapitre sur le nom, l’article et l’adjectif, puis introduit les adjectifs descriptifs et les couleurs.\"},{\"question\":\"Comment le document organise-t-il les expressions avec les verbes être et avoir ?\",\"answer\":\"Il propose des listes d’expressions courantes séparées en “Expressions avec être” et “Expressions avec avoir”, avec des équivalents en anglais.\"},{\"question\":\"Quelles catégories de vocabulaire thématique apparaissent après la grammaire ?\",\"answer\":\"On trouve des listes par thèmes comme “La maison”, les jours de la semaine, les mois de l’année, les saisons et les parties du jour, ainsi que des conjonctions pour relier les phrases.\"}]","Chapitre 1 - Le Nom, l'article et l'adjectif - Adjectifs descriptifs | PDF",1790650558]